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b.c. doctors could face penalty for veering from covid health guidelines
the warning is contained in a joint statement from the college of physicians and surgeons of b.c. and the first nations health authority.
the canadian press
coronavirus
may 12 2021
doctors in british columbia are being warned they could face investigation or penalties from their regulatory body if they contradict public health orders or guidance about covid-19.

almost a third of int'l air travellers allowed to skip quarantine hotel
an infection prevention specialist questioned the effectiveness of a public health measure that ignores a third of the people it is designed to control
adrian humphreys, national post
coronavirus
may 12 2021
travellers await transportation to a quarantine hotel after arriving at pearson international airport on feb. 24, 2021.

better summer possible with vaccinations, continued restrictions: pm
across ontario, more than 6.35 million vaccine doses have been administered, including 112,103 the previous day.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 11 2021
file: pop-up covid-19 vaccination centre at overbrook community centre earlier this month.

astrazeneca vaccine: 'the right thing to do changes over time'
it’s time to halt astrazeneca shots in canada, except for people 40 or older in hotspots, says andrew morris, a doctor on ontario’s covid-19 science advisory table
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
may 11 2021
empty vials of oxford/astrazeneca's covid-19 vaccine are pictured amid a vaccination campaign in bierset, belgium, on march 17, 2021.

alberta shifting astrazeneca supply to second dose only
alberta health said there are currently no known shipments of the vaccine scheduled to enter the province
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 11 2021
(files) in this file photo taken on march 31, 2021 prepared doses of astrazeneca's vaccine against the coronavirus (covid-19) are pictured at a doctor's office in deisenhofen, southern germany, amid the ongoing pandemic. - denmark on april 14, 2021 announced it would stop using the astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine altogether, becoming the first country to do so over suspected side effects, authorities said. (photo by lennart preiss / afp)

military monitored black lives matter movement amid pandemic
a co-founder of black lives matter in canada says there is no reason for such scrutiny of the organization’s peaceful efforts to raise awareness about racial injustice.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 11 2021
a black lives matter protest held in ottawa in june 2020. jean levac/postmedia

b.c. premier, labour minister to introduce paid sick leave legislation
premier john horgan has promised to implement a made-in-b.c. sick leave program to “fill in the gaps” left by the federal government.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 11 2021
premier john horgan has promised to implement a made-in-b.c. sick leave program to “fill in the gaps” left by the federal government.

cannabis vaping more than doubles among u.s. high school seniors
vaping up across the board, but the biggest hikes were in female students, those 18 years or older and participants who go out several times a week.
angela stelmakowich, the growth op
cannabis
may 11 2021
more frequent cannabis vaping was detected in most sub-groups of high school seniors, but was particularly elevated in three. /
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b.c. doctors could face penalty for veering from covid health guidelines
the warning is contained in a joint statement from the college of physicians and surgeons of b.c. and the first nations health authority.
the canadian press
coronavirus
may 12 2021
doctors in british columbia are being warned they could face investigation or penalties from their regulatory body if they contradict public health orders or guidance about covid-19.

almost a third of int'l air travellers allowed to skip quarantine hotel
an infection prevention specialist questioned the effectiveness of a public health measure that ignores a third of the people it is designed to control
adrian humphreys, national post
coronavirus
may 12 2021
travellers await transportation to a quarantine hotel after arriving at pearson international airport on feb. 24, 2021.

better summer possible with vaccinations, continued restrictions: pm
across ontario, more than 6.35 million vaccine doses have been administered, including 112,103 the previous day.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 11 2021
file: pop-up covid-19 vaccination centre at overbrook community centre earlier this month.

astrazeneca vaccine: 'the right thing to do changes over time'
it’s time to halt astrazeneca shots in canada, except for people 40 or older in hotspots, says andrew morris, a doctor on ontario’s covid-19 science advisory table
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
may 11 2021
empty vials of oxford/astrazeneca's covid-19 vaccine are pictured amid a vaccination campaign in bierset, belgium, on march 17, 2021.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

alberta shifting astrazeneca supply to second dose only
alberta health said there are currently no known shipments of the vaccine scheduled to enter the province
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 11 2021
(files) in this file photo taken on march 31, 2021 prepared doses of astrazeneca's vaccine against the coronavirus (covid-19) are pictured at a doctor's office in deisenhofen, southern germany, amid the ongoing pandemic. - denmark on april 14, 2021 announced it would stop using the astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine altogether, becoming the first country to do so over suspected side effects, authorities said. (photo by lennart preiss / afp)

military monitored black lives matter movement amid pandemic
a co-founder of black lives matter in canada says there is no reason for such scrutiny of the organization’s peaceful efforts to raise awareness about racial injustice.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 11 2021
a black lives matter protest held in ottawa in june 2020. jean levac/postmedia

b.c. premier, labour minister to introduce paid sick leave legislation
premier john horgan has promised to implement a made-in-b.c. sick leave program to “fill in the gaps” left by the federal government.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 11 2021
premier john horgan has promised to implement a made-in-b.c. sick leave program to “fill in the gaps” left by the federal government.

cannabis vaping more than doubles among u.s. high school seniors
vaping up across the board, but the biggest hikes were in female students, those 18 years or older and participants who go out several times a week.
angela stelmakowich, the growth op
cannabis
may 11 2021
more frequent cannabis vaping was detected in most sub-groups of high school seniors, but was particularly elevated in three. /
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